Corrections and clarifications

• The first marriage of the artist Antonio Pacitti (Obituaries, 24 September, page 38) ended not in divorce, but upon the death of his wife Gina. His daughter, as well as his son, came from that marriage.

• Talking about Cadbury's share price in the light of a recent bid by Kraft Foods, the headline on a financial column said: Cadbury rises at mere mention of 900p by Kraft boss (Market forces, 24 September, page 32). As the text said, it was Cadbury's own boss who was reported as suggesting this figure.

• In one respect or another, we got at least three leaders wrong yesterday. Silvio Berlusconi is prime minister of Italy, not president, and Stephen Carter is not Canada's prime minister, though Stephen Harper is (Obama takes 41 minutes to put paid to the Bush years, page 8). In this very column, the Danish prime minister was named as Larks Loekke Rasmussen. He is Lars (Corrections and clarifications, page 36).